SETTING WORKFLOW FOR SAP

1. Setting Profile parameters (RZ10)

For UNIX, the profile parameters may look like this:
a. rdisp/start_icman = true
b. icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=1080 CA PORT=80$$
c. icm/server_port_1 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=1443
d. icm/server_port_2 = PROT=SMTP,PORT=25000,TIMEOUT=180
e. icm/server_port_3 = PROT=SMTP,PORT=25001,TIMEOUT=180
f. is/SMTP/virt_host_0 = *:25000;
g. is/SMTP/virt_host_1 = *:25001;
note : implemented for Chandra Asri : b-g
2. User Maintenance (SU01)
a. Service user
You have to create a service user for processing incoming mails in every SAP system
client in which you want to receive mails (or status notifications). Call transaction SU01
to create a user with type Service and assign the profile S_A.SCON to this user.
Note : Profile S_A.SCON is purposed to make notification email for recipient user .
b. User addresses
Every user that is to receive e-mails in an SAP system requires an Internet mail address.
This is also used as a sender address. Enter the Internet mail address for a user in
transaction SU01, under E-Mail on the tab page Address.
3. Assigning the Client (Transaction SICF)
Every SAP system client that is to receive and process incoming mails (or status
notifications) must have an SMTP server. One SMTP server (SAPconnect) has already
been created in transaction SICF and is delivered with every SAP system. Use this to
create the first client and then create another SMTP server for each additional client.
Configure the following settings on the SMTP servers:
Host data
Enter the sequence number of a parameter is/SMTP/virt_host_<*> from the profile. If
you have only created one client and therefore have not specified this parameter type,
enter 0.
Service data
Enter the client to which the mails received through the virtual mail host are to be
forwarded, and then enter the logon data of the system user that you created for the
incoming mails.
Handler list
Enter CL_SMTP_EXT_SAPCONNECT at position 1.

Note that each SMTP server must be activated (Service/Virt. Host Activate) after
being created or changed. Inactive servers are grayed out.










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Note : yang penting default host semuanya harus aktif

4. SAPconnect Administration (Transaction SCOT)
You have to configure SAPconnect settings for every client that is used for send
processes.




Default Domain
Under Settings Default Domain, define the domain of the SAP system client. This
allows for the following to take place:
The SMTP plug-in logs on to the mail server using the domain as ID.
The message ID of the outbound e-mails is assembled with this domain.
If an SAP user who does not have an Internet mail address sends an e-mail, a sender
address consisting of the SAP user name and this domain is generated.
Nodes
Each client has an SMTP node. This node is created by the SAP system and cannot be
deleted. The following steps need to be carried out to configure the node so that sending
Internet mail is possible:
i. Make sure you are in the Node view.
ii. Double-click the node name.
iii. Choose Node in use.


iv. In the Mail Host and Mail Port fields, specify the mail server to which the outbound
mails are to be sent.
v. Next to Internet, choose Settings.
vi. Enter the address area of the recipient addresses that are to be reached using this
node. In general, * is used if all e-mails are to be sent using SMTP.
vii. Enter the output format for SAP documents. We recommend that you use the
following settings:
SAPscript/Smart Forms PDF
ABAP list HTM
Business Object / Link HTM
RAW Text TXT
viii. Confirm your selection.

If you also want to configure the node for sending faxes:
i. Next to Fax, choose Settings.
ii. Enter the address area of the recipient addresses that are to be reached using this
node. In general, * is used if all faxes are to be sent using SMTP.
iii. Enter the output format for SAP documents. We recommend that you use the
following settings:
SAPscript/Smart Forms PDF
ABAP list PDF
Business Object / Link TXT
RAW Text TXT
iv. Enter the domain of the fax server or fax provider under Conversion into Internet
Address. The system generates the local part of the Internet address automatically. The
address therefore takes this format: FAX=+RecipientNumber@Domain.
v. Confirm your selection.
If you also want to configure the node for sending text messages (pager/SMS):
i. Next to Pager (SMS), choose Settings.
ii. Enter the address area of the recipient addresses that are to be reached using this
node. In general, * is used if all text messages (pager/SMS) are to be sent using SMTP.
iii. Enter the domain of the text message (pager/SMS) server or provider under
Conversion into Internet Address. The system generates the local part of the Internet
address automatically. The address therefore takes this format:
SMS=+RecipientNumber@Domain.
iv. Confirm your selection.
Send Job
E-mails sent from an SAP application are first stored in a queue. A periodical background
process, the SAPconnect send job, gets the e-mails from this queue and sends them over
the Internet. To schedule this job in SAPconnect: Administration, proceed as follows:
i. Choose View Jobs.
ii. If no other job has been scheduled, choose Job Create.
iii. Enter a job name and confirm it.
iv. Select the variant SAP&CONNECTALL by positioning the cursor on it.
v. Choose Schedule Job.
vi. Choose Schedule periodically.
vii. Select the interval you require, such as 10 minutes.
viii. Choose Create.
Inbound
If you want incoming e-mails that have a particular address or particular content to
automatically start a program that processes these mails, you can configure this under
Settings Inbound Processing.
If you want incoming e-mails that have a particular address or come from a particular
sender to be automatically forwarded to another recipient or another distribution list, you
can configure this under Settings Inbound Processing.